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Traveling Tokyo with Kids

Traveling to Tokyo with kids? As a parent raising a child in central Tokyo, I’d like to share useful tips for parents and their kids based on my experience. I hope your family enjoys Japan!

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岩手から朝早く来てくれたのかな🤭

岩手から朝早く来てくれたのかな🤭 #japan
#parade
#sleepy
#日本橋京橋まつり
#チャグチャグ馬コ

♨️IKAHO ONSEN — A Hidden Gem Just a Few Hour

♨️IKAHO ONSEN — A Hidden Gem Just a Few Hours from Tokyo! Located in Gunma Prefecture, Ikaho Onsen is a historic hot spring town that has been loved by Japanese people for centuries. While it’s becoming increasingly popular among Japanese travelers, it’s still relatively unknown to international tourists, making it a wonderful place to experience authentic Japanese culture and traditional onsen town atmosphere. Just 2–3 hours from Tokyo, it’s an ideal destination for a short trip to experience Onsen culture 😊 ⬛︎ Highlights of Ikaho Onsen ・365 Stone Steps — The iconic staircase lined with traditional shops, cafés, and restaurants. ・Traditional Japanese Townscape — Charming streets, historic ryokan inns, and a nostalgic atmosphere. ・Street Food & Local Treats — Enjoy onsen manju (steamed sweet buns), tama konnyaku (seasoned konjac balls), sweets, and more! ・Kajika Bridge — A beautiful red bridge surrounded by nature, especially stunning during autumn. If you’re looking to explore beyond Japan’s big cities and experience a more local, authentic side of Japan, Ikaho Onsen is definitely worth a visit. ⬛︎ACCESS FROM TOKYO ① By Train + Local Bus (Approx. 2–2.5 hours) Tokyo Station → Shinkansen to Takasaki Station → JR Joetsu Line to Shibukawa Station → Local bus to Ikaho Onsen (approx. 25–30 min). ② By Direct Highway Bus (Approx. 2.5–3 hours) Direct highway buses operate from Tokyo, including Shinjuku, to the Ikaho Onsen area. *Please check the latest schedules before traveling. —————— Follow for Japan travel tips! 🇯🇵😊
　　↓↓↓↓↓
@tokyoguide_for_family
 —————— 知らなかった！！伊香保温泉、めちゃいいところ！！有名な、
365段の階段の周辺には
魅力的なお店がたくさんあって、
食べながら＋足湯しながらの散策楽しかった✨ 子どもは射的や手裏剣投げを楽しんだよ🥷 #japan
#ikaho
#ikahoonsen
#onsen
#伊香保温泉

♨️IKAHO ONSEN 🇯🇵 — A Hidden Gem Just a

♨️IKAHO ONSEN 🇯🇵 — A Hidden Gem Just a Few Hours from Tokyo! Located in Gunma Prefecture, Ikaho Onsen is a historic hot spring town that has been loved by Japanese people for centuries. While it’s becoming increasingly popular among Japanese travelers, it’s still relatively unknown to international tourists, making it a wonderful place to experience authentic Japanese culture and traditional onsen town atmosphere. Just 2–3 hours from Tokyo, it’s an ideal destination for a short trip to experience Onsen culture 😊 ⬛︎ Highlights of Ikaho Onsen ・365 Stone Steps — The iconic staircase lined with traditional shops, cafés, and restaurants. ・Traditional Japanese Townscape — Charming streets, historic ryokan inns, and a nostalgic atmosphere. ・Street Food & Local Treats — Enjoy onsen manju (steamed sweet buns), tama konnyaku (seasoned konjac balls), sweets, and more! ・Kajika Bridge — A beautiful red bridge surrounded by nature, especially stunning during autumn. ・Traditional Onsen Experience — Relax in natural hot springs and discover Japan’s centuries-old bathing culture. Ikaho offers a wonderful mix of old Japanese traditions and modern attractions. If you’re looking to explore beyond Japan’s big cities and experience a more local, authentic side of Japan, Ikaho Onsen is definitely worth a visit. ⬛︎ ACCESS FROM TOKYO ① By Train + Local Bus (Approx. 2–2.5 hours) Tokyo Station → Shinkansen to Takasaki Station → JR Joetsu Line to Shibukawa Station → Local bus to Ikaho Onsen (approx. 25–30 min). ② By Direct Highway Bus (Approx. 2.5–3 hours) Direct highway buses operate from Tokyo, including Shinjuku, to the Ikaho Onsen area. No transfers needed, making it a convenient option for visitors *Please check the latest schedules before traveling. —————— Follow for Japan travel tips! 🇯🇵😊
　　↓↓↓↓↓
@tokyoguide_for_family
 —————— 知らなかった！！伊香保温泉、めちゃいいところ！！ 365段の階段の周辺には
魅力的なお店がたくさんあって、散策楽しかった✨ 子どもは射的や手裏剣楽しん

Vivant ついに最終回‼︎ 11/8(日）😭‼︎ 先日まで観ていなかったよっすーさんもついに視聴始めて、
猛烈ダッシュで追いついています。・
・
・いいねぇ！！ #vivant #神田明神

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岩手から朝早く来てくれたのかな🤭

岩手から朝早く来てくれたのかな🤭 #japan
#parade
#sleepy
#日本橋京橋まつり
#チャグチャグ馬コ

♨️IKAHO ONSEN — A Hidden Gem Just a Few Hour

♨️IKAHO ONSEN — A Hidden Gem Just a Few Hours from Tokyo! Located in Gunma Prefecture, Ikaho Onsen is a historic hot spring town that has been loved by Japanese people for centuries. While it’s becoming increasingly popular among Japanese travelers, it’s still relatively unknown to international tourists, making it a wonderful place to experience authentic Japanese culture and traditional onsen town atmosphere. Just 2–3 hours from Tokyo, it’s an ideal destination for a short trip to experience Onsen culture 😊 ⬛︎ Highlights of Ikaho Onsen ・365 Stone Steps — The iconic staircase lined with traditional shops, cafés, and restaurants. ・Traditional Japanese Townscape — Charming streets, historic ryokan inns, and a nostalgic atmosphere. ・Street Food & Local Treats — Enjoy onsen manju (steamed sweet buns), tama konnyaku (seasoned konjac balls), sweets, and more! ・Kajika Bridge — A beautiful red bridge surrounded by nature, especially stunning during autumn. If you’re looking to explore beyond Japan’s big cities and experience a more local, authentic side of Japan, Ikaho Onsen is definitely worth a visit. ⬛︎ACCESS FROM TOKYO ① By Train + Local Bus (Approx. 2–2.5 hours) Tokyo Station → Shinkansen to Takasaki Station → JR Joetsu Line to Shibukawa Station → Local bus to Ikaho Onsen (approx. 25–30 min). ② By Direct Highway Bus (Approx. 2.5–3 hours) Direct highway buses operate from Tokyo, including Shinjuku, to the Ikaho Onsen area. *Please check the latest schedules before traveling. —————— Follow for Japan travel tips! 🇯🇵😊
　　↓↓↓↓↓
@tokyoguide_for_family
 —————— 知らなかった！！伊香保温泉、めちゃいいところ！！有名な、
365段の階段の周辺には
魅力的なお店がたくさんあって、
食べながら＋足湯しながらの散策楽しかった✨ 子どもは射的や手裏剣投げを楽しんだよ🥷 #japan
#ikaho
#ikahoonsen
#onsen
#伊香保温泉

♨️IKAHO ONSEN 🇯🇵 — A Hidden Gem Just a

♨️IKAHO ONSEN 🇯🇵 — A Hidden Gem Just a Few Hours from Tokyo! Located in Gunma Prefecture, Ikaho Onsen is a historic hot spring town that has been loved by Japanese people for centuries. While it’s becoming increasingly popular among Japanese travelers, it’s still relatively unknown to international tourists, making it a wonderful place to experience authentic Japanese culture and traditional onsen town atmosphere. Just 2–3 hours from Tokyo, it’s an ideal destination for a short trip to experience Onsen culture 😊 ⬛︎ Highlights of Ikaho Onsen ・365 Stone Steps — The iconic staircase lined with traditional shops, cafés, and restaurants. ・Traditional Japanese Townscape — Charming streets, historic ryokan inns, and a nostalgic atmosphere. ・Street Food & Local Treats — Enjoy onsen manju (steamed sweet buns), tama konnyaku (seasoned konjac balls), sweets, and more! ・Kajika Bridge — A beautiful red bridge surrounded by nature, especially stunning during autumn. ・Traditional Onsen Experience — Relax in natural hot springs and discover Japan’s centuries-old bathing culture. Ikaho offers a wonderful mix of old Japanese traditions and modern attractions. If you’re looking to explore beyond Japan’s big cities and experience a more local, authentic side of Japan, Ikaho Onsen is definitely worth a visit. ⬛︎ ACCESS FROM TOKYO ① By Train + Local Bus (Approx. 2–2.5 hours) Tokyo Station → Shinkansen to Takasaki Station → JR Joetsu Line to Shibukawa Station → Local bus to Ikaho Onsen (approx. 25–30 min). ② By Direct Highway Bus (Approx. 2.5–3 hours) Direct highway buses operate from Tokyo, including Shinjuku, to the Ikaho Onsen area. No transfers needed, making it a convenient option for visitors *Please check the latest schedules before traveling. —————— Follow for Japan travel tips! 🇯🇵😊
　　↓↓↓↓↓
@tokyoguide_for_family
 —————— 知らなかった！！伊香保温泉、めちゃいいところ！！ 365段の階段の周辺には
魅力的なお店がたくさんあって、散策楽しかった✨ 子どもは射的や手裏剣楽しん

Vivant ついに最終回‼︎ 11/8(日）😭‼︎ 先日まで観ていなかったよっすーさんもついに視聴始めて、
猛烈ダッシュで追いついています。・
・
・いいねぇ！！ #vivant #神田明神

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